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Love you Laura. You've influenced my life in so many way with your music. Thank you.

Breast Cancer Awareness?? Seriously? Throw away your doctor's phone number and start studying iodine.

I fiirst heard Laura Nyro through my older brother and his girlfriend (who became his wife for a while) back in 1966 when I was 8 years old! I /WE immediately fell in love with her sound and lyrics! I knew that the meaning of her lyrics would grow and deepen as I matured!😊 And that's exactly what transpired. Decades later and 1,000 miles away from my childhood home I was driving home on a bright sunny day when NPR announced that she'd passed and I wept/sobbed openly unconcerned who might see! It felt like a very close & dear childhood friend had died! Even though I knew she was dealing with cancer it was a major gut punch! But,I am So Grateful To Have Known & Loved Her Music Since I Was An 8 Year Old Boy growing up just outside NYC in northern NJ!

"Because Tina was trained as a painter, she's coming at playing the bass completely differently"...what a load of horses*t. What does that even mean? Why do people say such idiotic things? She was learning on the job. That is what informed her style. She wanted to play like James Jameson...who wasn't, as far as I can tell, a painter.

Just can’t get enough, sorry I’m too late!

Tina’s simple but perfectly crafted bass lines were essential in creating the Heads’ unique sound … and how refreshing it was then (and now) to see a female on stage playing this masculine instrument. Brava, Tina!!!

Super group: Tina, Chris, Toyah, Robert.

So where and why did she switch to her Mustang bass.

I wonder how many people are fans and don’t know ❤

Soo incredibly cool about the Psycho Killer baseline!

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Eternal rest grant unto Rosalind oh Lord , and let perpetual light shine upon her may she rest in peace . Amen

What was the definition of a woman again?

Awesome!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

How'd she die? She was 50?

Just love the music .They show young lady and guys you too can do this .

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B need to rerecord this sadly it’s mono…

I'm 78 and born a year ahead of Laura on the same date on October are our birthday I'm a singer/songwriter with a bluesy, dramatic style with what used to be a soprano. She's the best I've ever heard.

I heard a Guy playing Genius Of Love Outside my Apartment yesterday, Obviously Tom Tom Has an Influence!

I have never heard of this woman until right now and I have been playing guitar for over 35 years into the BB King Buddy Guy Freddie King Stevie Ray that kind of stuff where the hell have I been she is brilliant I am going to check out all of her albums she is a true cat very unique

her heart was amazing, so much love, but so strong; so much determination..

She truly was amazing. I stumbled upon her by hearing Barbra Streisand my favorite singer do Stoney end and I realized it was written by her and then I looked her up. It seems like a lot of her notoriety came from hits of other singers of songs she wrote.

loved this

Cities is her best. Tears it up.

As a kid I used to look on the disc for the composer, so I guess, like most, I heard of Laura from owning 5th Dimension, Blood, Sweat and Tears and Barbra Streisand records. But her own albums blew me away. The purity and passion in her voice could bring me to tears or smile and dance. That's what her music is to me.

She is a goddess.

There is music between the notes. Her bass lines are so good in that they give the other instruments a place to shine and in all becomes one big perfect sound. That is rare to have.

miss you laura

I have always loved Joanne Woodward ❤️ 😢

Such a simple bass line but so effective. Heck Mariah Carey built a hit song on it

wow is very impressive

Speaks volumes

It seems the good die young.

and I love her...

Nell is a remarkable and inspirational woman who has achieved so much .

Wow things I never knew. The real genius's behind the Talking Heads, how about that?

Yeah, her music actually tells the story of her life…it’s so sad that what killed her mother actually killed her too. I was lucky enough to meet her and talk for awhile at a women’s music festival in Northern California, she was nice and funny, I was so surprised at her sense of humor, loved it. I felt kind of bad because these stupid women didn’t have a clue to what she was, but it was great for me because I did and she took the time for me! I won’t say that I’m sure she was impressed with my knowledge of her music because we all know we’re Nyro nuts!!!!

Thanks for the story. Brought tears to my eyes.

It seems like Chris believed in and supported Tina from the jump. It still seems like he's her biggest fan. It's what is supposed to happen but rarely does. That in itself is inspirational.

I love her and all!

She had kids a 40 well i wouldn't recommend it! Those kids will run you ragged

I was looking at Tina two.

Nice to see some Tina love from my home state!

Thank you

I have a degree in Industrial photography. At one time there were photo labs in companies all over America until a bunch of brain dead corporate accounts said we were not needed and its cheaper to call someone in job for job which turned out to be BS. I envy her for working in a time where she was appreciated and important.

Thanks for all the good things you’ve done for the planet Nell. FYI: You’re 3 days older than me. 😊

I do go to Augusta Louis trop

Being an Icelander, I noticed that some of the photos from Tina's youth were taken in Iceland and the whole family was wearing Icelandic sweaters. I Googled this and found that they were actually living in Iceland as her father, the Admiral, was based here at the time. From now on, we Icelanders will claim Tina as our own.